There's never a bad time to add more roses to your garden, but there are certainly more challenging seasons, and summer is one. Here's how to make it work.

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Tidy up roses by giving them a summer trim that will reinvigorate plants with healthy new growth and another flush of beautiful flowers.

To grow these cutting garden flowers in your garden, she recommends planting them about 30cm apart in full or partial sun.